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If you're wondering what's going on in Regina, a new app is putting everything in one simple place.
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A look inside Indonesia’s luxury prison at centre of official controversyOpens in new window
Investigators found 10 luxury-style residential units in a prison near Jakarta that boasted amenities like air conditionings, big-screen TVs, fridges and sofas.
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U.S. lawmakers becoming ‘increasingly anxious’ the longer trade war with Canada goes: HamOpens in new window
CTV News U.S. Political Analyst Eric Ham gives his take on the U.S. import ban and why Trump is trying to ‘starve’ the Canadian economy.
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Great Kitchen Party 20th Anniversary ConversationOpens in new window
Emily Butcher, chef of distinction and Mike Green, the Winnipeg head judge talk about the 2026 regional qualifier for the Canadian Culinary Championship.
Winnipeg Watch05:06 ·
Windy today and tomorrow... with lots of sunOpens in new window
It's going to be a couple of gusty, but sunny, days in Edmonton, according to Cory Edel's forecast.
Edmonton Watch00:48 ·
South Shore Facebook group urges anglophones to speak up at polling stationsOpens in new window
Gail Catherine Walker says Bill 96 regulations are another blow to English speakers, land against their constitutional voting rights.
Montreal Watch03:01 ·
Tuesday, September 29, 2026 MilestonesOpens in new window
Here are today’s Milestones on Your Morning Calgary!
Calgary Watch01:33 ·
What the U.S. import ban means for several Canadian sectorsOpens in new window
CTV News’ Rachel Aiello on the economic impact of the U.S. import ban on Canadian products and the mass layoffs of Canadian steel workers.
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Passengers leave Delta flight after emergency landing in PortugalOpens in new window
A Delta Airlines flight from Barcelona to Boston was forced to make an emergency landing in Portugal after smoke was reported in the cabin.
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Milestones for September 29, 2026Opens in new window
Birthdays, anniversaries, and more! Join us as we celebrate milestones for Manitobans.
Winnipeg Watch00:39 ·
Honky Tonk for HealthcareOpens in new window
Nelligan Law is taking over the Elmdale Tavern for a honky-tonk–inspired night in support of The Queensway Carleton Hospital Foundation.
Ottawa Watch04:35 ·
The Art of Support SoireeOpens in new window
Live painting, interactive art experiences, and a silent auction, all in support of local families will be at this years The Art of Support Soiree.
Ottawa Watch04:14 ·
Your Neighbourhood: The Diefenbunker in CarpOpens in new window
Will heads out to Carp to check out the historic Diefenbunker.
Ottawa Watch08:16 ·
CTV Your Morning Ottawa Milestones September 29Opens in new window
Milestone announcements for September 29, 2026
Ottawa Watch00:39 ·
ByWard Barket celebrates pups of all kindsOpens in new window
The Byward Barket is back for its eleventh year this Sunday. We preview all the fun with three local vendors and Organizer Alex Sirois.
Ottawa Watch05:35 ·
Celebrating Canadian culture through food & agricultureOpens in new window
We’re hitting the road! We preview a new food series featuring perfect weekend road trips from Ottawa.
Ottawa Watch05:03 ·
Auto Week: 2026 Ford Mustang Mach-EOpens in new window
We are celebrating some of the coolest cars on the market with our "Auto Week", and today we are joined by our good friends at Barrhaven Ford.
Ottawa Watch04:36 ·
Local distillery looks to Europe as U.S. import ban threatens Canadian exportsOpens in new window
One local business is looking to expand its business overseas. Adam Brierley from SFR Distillery joins Your Morning Ottawa.
Ottawa Watch04:14 ·
Halloween Trick-or-Treat VillageOpens in new window
The 4th Annual Ability Hive Accessible Halloween is back and joining us to tell us about the spooky attractions.
Ottawa Watch04:53 ·
Milestones for September 29th, 2026Opens in new window
Here's who we're celebrating September 29th, 2026
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Johnny Gaudreau TributeOpens in new window
The crew at Virgin are chatting about a touching tribute to Johnny Gaudreau from his sister
Calgary Watch01:50 ·
What National Day for Truth and Reconciliation means for the a former Sask. First Nation ChiefOpens in new window
Cadmus Delorme, the former Chief of Cowessess First Nation, shares what the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation means.
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Today in History: September 29Opens in new window
From pharmaceutical deaths in Chicago to the Montreal Expos playing their last game in Montreal, a look back at September 29 through the years.
Winnipeg Watch01:15 ·
What will become of Regina's former Glen Elm trailer court?Opens in new window
The future of Regina's former Glen Elm trailer court was the focus of an open house Monday.
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Celine Dion celebrated onstage at surprise Paris Fashion Week gigOpens in new window
Canadian icon Celine Dion was celebrated on stage Monday when she made a surprise appearance to kick off Paris Fashion Week.
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Wanuskewin is the place to be for the National Day for Truth and ReconciliationOpens in new window
From a new documentary to a new art exhibit, there are plenty of reasons to spend the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation at Wanuskewin Heritage park.
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All levels of government aboard for high-speed rail planOpens in new window
Alberta's plan for high-speed rail between Calgary and Edmonton is gaining steam. The province will soon seek proposals for a link between the two.
Calgary Watch02:00 ·
Next Toronto mayor will face ‘dicey situation at City Hall’ amid affordability crisis: ToryOpens in new window
Former Toronto mayor John Tory on the mayoral race and the need to accelerate the watermain repair on University Ave.
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Dennis Haskins, ‘Saved by the Bell’ star, dies at 75Opens in new window
Dennis Haskins, best known for playing Principal Richard Belding on 'Saved by the Bell,' has died at the age of 75.
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Connecting with pet lovers in YarmouthOpens in new window
The folks from Paws on the Pier share details on their upcoming community pup walk at Yarmouth's Frost Park.
Atlantic Watch04:12 ·
Needs Convenience's 'Big Three' promotionOpens in new window
SPONSORED: Cape Breton comedians Tracy and Martina talk about their collaboration with Needs Convenience.
Atlantic Watch05:18 ·
Vaccine rollout begins amid ‘deadly’ risk factors surrounding respiratory illnessesOpens in new window
Dr. Isaac Bogoch on what to know about the new vaccine rollout and how significant it will be during the start of flu season.
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CTV Your Morning Winnipeg Weather Update for September 29, 2026Opens in new window
Daniel Halmarson has your Tuesday morning look at the weather.
Winnipeg Watch01:22 ·
CTV Your Morning Winnipeg NewsOpens in new window
Highlights of your CTV Your Morning Winnipeg news and weather for September 29th.
Winnipeg Watch12:32 ·
‘A masterful job of reorganizing this team’: Joseph gives his take on latest trade, new-look LeafsOpens in new window
Toronto Maple Leafs alumnus and ambassador Curtis Joseph on the outlook he has on all the fresh faces on the roster heading into the season.
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Crews respond to watermain break in ScarboroughOpens in new window
A watermain break on Steeles and Middlefield Rd. has caused lane closures in Scarborough.
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Why fall is the best time to visit Cape Breton IslandOpens in new window
Terry Smith from Destination Cape Breton talks about the upcoming fall tourism season.
Atlantic Watch04:37 ·
Geddy Lee gives his endorsement as mayoral race reaches its last heatOpens in new window
CP24’s Courtney Heels has the latest on the mayoral race and gets reaction from Torontonians as the countdown to election day nears.
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‘Fiona’ the dog goes viral after learning how to take a stroll on her hind legsOpens in new window
Video shows ‘Fiona’ the Giant Schnauzer strutting down the sidewalk on her two back legs.
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Toronto police officer charged under Project South investigation pleads guiltyOpens in new window
Constable Elias Mouawad has pleaded guilty to unauthorized use of a computer following the Project South probe.
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Hamilton family calls for help after urn containing ashes was stolen in home break-inOpens in new window
Hamilton police are searching for an urn containing the victim’s parent’s ashes after it was stolen during a brazen home break-in.
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Vehicle crashes into Lower Sackville restaurantOpens in new window
A chicken shop in Lower Sackville, N.S., was damaged Monday after a driver reportedly hit the gas instead of the break.
Atlantic Watch00:21 ·
Gus the gopher tortoise to have surgery next monthOpens in new window
One of Halifax’s oldest residents is going under the knife to remove a urinary stone next month.
Atlantic Watch01:22 ·
Mainly cloudy for Tuesday: Your Morning Atlantic weatherOpens in new window
Cloudy Tuesday with a chance of showers for the region. Lataevia Beezer shares your Atlantic Canadian weather forecast.
Atlantic Watch02:30 ·
Flu cases reported in P.E.I.Opens in new window
Prince Edward Island is already seeing flu cases and hospitalizations this season, according to the provincial government.
Atlantic Watch00:31 ·
Halifax city hall lit orange for National Day for Truth and ReconciliationOpens in new window
Pedestrians and motorists in downtown Halifax this week will get a reminder about the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Atlantic Watch00:34 ·
New bans on select Canadian imports now in effect: Your Morning Atlantic newsOpens in new window
The next phase of Donald Trump’s trade war on Canada took effect overnight. Amanda Debison brings you the latest news for across Atlantic Canada.
Atlantic Watch05:17 ·
Man arrested for impaired driving after colliding with elderly womanOpens in new window
An elderly woman is seriously injured after being struck by a vehicle on Scarlett Rd. and Cynthia Rd. The driver has been arrested on impaired driving charges.
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'They got a player that they have coveted for a while': Dreger on Maple Leafs blockbuster tradeOpens in new window
TSN Hockey Insider Darren Dreger breaks down the Maple Leafs’ trade involving Matthew Knies and Kirill Marchenko and assesses Canada’s best Stanley Cup contende
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CTV News Calgary wins RTDNA award for ‘Video, Breaking News in a Large Market’Opens in new window
CTV News Calgary has won a Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA) Award of Excellence. Prairies Region award winners were announced Monday evening.
Calgary Watch09:45 ·
Voters weigh key campaign issues with Quebec election one week awayOpens in new window
Quebec’s election is one week away, and as Genevieve Beauchemin reports, U.S. interference and sovereignty are among the key issues shaping the campaign.
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Chaos erupts at University of Guelph as students gather for massive homecoming partyOpens in new window
Chaos broke out in Guelph, Ont. as university students gathered for a massive homecoming party, leaving a messy aftermath. Jeff Pickel reports.
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Your Morning Minute: Road trip to RosslandOpens in new window
SPONSORED: Andras Lukacs highlights what the town of Rossland in B.C.'s West Kootenay region has to offer to tourists this winter.
Vancouver Watch01:06 ·
Murder victim's family calls for changeOpens in new window
A murder victim's family and friends have worked to honour her memory while calling for change to prevent intimate partner violence.
Vancouver Watch02:08 ·
Warmer again Tuesday; cloudy in the morning and windy laterOpens in new window
Warmer temperatures will stick around Tuesday, but it'll be mainly cloudy in the morning. As the clouds clear out in the afternoon, the winds will pick up.
Calgary Watch02:25 ·
Election pauses review of ICBC no faultOpens in new window
Just as a legislative review for B.C.'s no-fault insurance system got underway, an early provincial election has brought the process to a halt.
Vancouver Watch02:15 ·
Foodie Forecast: Bakery seasonOpens in new window
This week's edition of the Foodie Forecast highlights a bakery opening just in time for chilly weather to hit Vancouver.
Vancouver Watch01:25 ·
Fire hall stretch + Had enough + Odd harvestOpens in new window
We take a look at the lighter side of the news and what's trending online and on air.
Calgary Watch02:13 ·
OneBC not running candidates in certain ridingsOpens in new window
While the political right is represented by three parties this year, one of them is promising not to split the vote in certain ridings.
Vancouver Watch03:08 ·
Backlash over apparent white nationalist demonstrationOpens in new window
Political leaders of all stripes in B.C. are pushing back on an apparent white nationalist demonstration that took place on a First Nations reserve outside Kaml
Vancouver Watch01:08 ·
NDP, Conservatives make economic promisesOpens in new window
The leaders of the B.C. NDP and B.C. Conservatives are both promising to dramatically ramp up industry in the province.
Vancouver Watch01:51 ·
Former police chief asks court to overturn firingOpens in new window
The controversial firing of the Surrey police chief is becoming a campaign issue in the municipal eleciton.
Vancouver Watch02:52 ·
‘Nothing beats the feeling of coming home’: HMCS Max Bernays crew returns from ArcticOpens in new window
After 84 days in the Arctic, HMCS Max Bernays returns to Esquimalt, where nearly 100 sailors are welcomed home by family, friends and loved ones.
Vancouver Watch01:53 ·
Victoria JazzFest’s future in question after TD Bank ends sponsorship, $250K campaign launchedOpens in new window
A $250,000 fundraising drive is underway after TD Bank ended its JazzFest sponsorship, leaving organizers searching for new support ahead of 2027.
Vancouver Watch01:12 ·
What happened to the water supply near Thetis Lake?Opens in new window
A major regional water main near Thetis Lake has been repaired, restoring normal water service to residents across the Saanich Peninsula and parts of Saanich.
Vancouver Watch00:34 ·
No damage after multiple earthquakes strike off B.C. coastOpens in new window
The U.S. Tsunami Warning System said there was no danger of a tsunami as a result of the quakes.
Vancouver Watch01:06 ·
337-hectare Mount Jack wildfire near Sooke: What you need to knowOpens in new window
The Mount Jack fire is being managed by the Coastal Fire Centre.
Vancouver Watch00:31 ·
Convicted killer Christa Pike makes final plea to Tennessee governor to commute death sentenceOpens in new window
Christa Pike, who is scheduled to become the first woman to be executed in Tennessee in more than 200 years, is speaking out. ABC's Hanna Battah reports.
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Hitmen forward Sanderson makes presence felt in debutOpens in new window
Carter Sanderson made his debut with the Calgary Hitmen, and the 19-year-old played a big role in the team's 6-1 victory over the Edmonton Oil Kings.
Calgary Watch02:29 ·
Riders return to work with lineup questionsOpens in new window
The Riders could be getting a boost on defence as Tevaughn Campbell returned to practice following a seven-game absence. Donovan Maess has more.
Regina Watch02:07 ·
Regina police seek suspects in property damageOpens in new window
Regina Crime Stoppers is seeking information after several vehicles and a building were damaged on 2nd Avenue North.
Regina Watch01:08 ·
29 young trees vandalized in YorktonOpens in new window
Twenty-nine young trees planted along Mayhew Avenue were vandalized over the weekend, with most now needing replacement.
Regina Watch00:28 ·
'Hockey Night in Canada' returns with women's focusOpens in new window
'Hockey Night in Canada' returns this fall with a new lineup and added focus on women's hockey.
Calgary Watch00:33 ·
Strong winds under sunny skiesOpens in new window
Sunny skies will start the day before more clouds roll in with wind gusts that could reach up to 60 kilometres an hour. Sabeen Ahmad has your full forecast.
Regina Watch04:44 ·
A deep dive into question 1 on your referendum ballotOpens in new window
In the lead up to the referendum, CTV News examines all 10 questions being put to Albertans. Here, we take a deep dive into question 1 on your ballot.
Calgary Watch03:11 ·
No guarantees: Former British PM offers referendum thoughtsOpens in new window
Former British PM David Cameron brought his own referendum experience to Calgary, saying there are no guarantees after a question is put to voters.
Calgary Watch02:15 ·
Hundreds of golden retrievers gather in Golden, B.C.Opens in new window
More than 200 golden retrievers and their owners gathered in Golden, B.C., to celebrate the popular breed.
Calgary Watch00:41 ·
Response to Alberta COVID outbreak a 'catastrophic failure': reportOpens in new window
A new report is labelling the province's response to a COVID-19 outbreak at a High River slaughterhouse as a 'catastrophic failure.'
Calgary Watch02:20 ·
New Saskatoon centre supports Indigenous womenOpens in new window
A new support centre in Saskatoon aims to give Indigenous women and families a place to turn for resources.
Watch02:09 ·
Saskatoon judge mulls bid to halt dismantling of encampmentOpens in new window
A Saskatoon King's Bench judge is expected to rule on a Saskatoon lawyer's bid for an injunction to stop an encampment from being dismantled.
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Sask. NDP decries rural ER disruptionsOpens in new window
The Saskatchewan NDP wants to know why a dozen emergency rooms in rural Saskatchewan were closed at one point this weekend.
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Georgian College has been working to improve housing for its studentsOpens in new window
The college partnered with a platform that directly connects students with local homeowners, which has allowed more off-campus living options this fall semester
Barrie Watch02:25 ·
Poundmakers Lodge says Alberta no longer paying for day treatmentOpens in new window
Poundmakers Lodge says the province has cut $600,000 in funding for its day program for addictions and recovery.
Edmonton Watch01:32 ·
Edmonton Chamber of Commerce calls on city to prioritize downtown developmentOpens in new window
Edmonton's Chamber of Commerce is calling on city council to make downtown development a priority during budget talks.
Edmonton Watch01:52 ·
Trial for man accused of killing neighbour in apartment fire underwayOpens in new window
The trial for a man accused of setting a fatal fire at his Old Strathcona apartment building is underway.
Edmonton Watch00:48 ·
Former Saskatoon realtor sentenced for hateful social media postsOpens in new window
A Saskatoon realtor charged with committing a hate crime over a series of bizarre antisemitic social media posts was sentenced today. Stacey Hein has more.
Watch01:47 ·
More than 650,000 mail-in ballots requested for Alberta referendumOpens in new window
More than 650,000 Albertans have requested to vote by mail ahead of the Alberta referendum in October. CTV News Edmonton's Chelan Skulski reports.
Edmonton Watch02:05 ·
Sask. records 40th tornado of 2026Opens in new window
Saskatchewan’s 2026 tornado count has reached 40 after researchers confirmed another July twister near Birch Lake.
Regina Watch00:29 ·
Ottawa says it's ready to work with Alberta on high speed-rail lineOpens in new window
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says Ottawa has agreed to refer a high-speed rail line between Edmonton and Calgary to its major projects office.
Edmonton Watch01:27 ·
Regina police concerned by spike in collisionsOpens in new window
Ten collisions in 10 days have resulted in multiple injuries and one death, prompting renewed concerns from Regina police. Ardenn Lloyd reports.
Regina Watch01:54 ·
Sask. pharmacies hit by billing outageOpens in new window
Saskatchewan pharmacies are reporting longer waits and billing issues due to a province-wide drug plan system outage. Wayne Mantyka has more.
Regina Watch01:59 ·
U.S. import ban on some Canadian goods beginsOpens in new window
U.S. President Donald Trump's import ban on select Canadian goods, including alcohol and agriculture, takes effect at midnight.
Calgary Watch00:33 ·
In Calgary, Ontario premier talks Northern Shield pipelineOpens in new window
Ontario's premier is willing to commit taxpayer money to help get the Northern Shield pipeline started but doesn't want Ontarians paying for all of it.
Calgary Watch03:13 ·
Understanding seasonal affective disorderOpens in new window
Ways to identify and treat seasonal affective disorder leads MedicalWatch for Sept. 28, 2026.
Winnipeg Watch01:47 ·
A giant pumpkin in Northern Ontario is about to head south for a big competitionOpens in new window
Jason Behm's pumpkin weighs more than 901 pounds, and is still growing.
Barrie Watch00:45 ·
Poster touts Star Trek character as mayoral candidateOpens in new window
A poster in Winnipeg is endorsing Gowron, the leader of the Klingon Empire in Star Trek, as a choice for Winnipeg's mayor.
Winnipeg Watch00:44 ·
A local animal sanctuary worker came across an animal struck by a carOpens in new window
A four-person team from the Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary made their way into the bush to locate the injured bear.
Barrie Watch00:42 ·
The Barrie Colts are still looking for a first win of the young seasonOpens in new window
The Colts lost in Sudbury Friday, and fell 4-2 to the Oshawa Generals Saturday.
Barrie Watch00:32 ·
$175,000 raised for several organizationsOpens in new window
An annual bike ride in Winnipeg has raised $175,000 for multiple organizations supporting homeless people.
Winnipeg Watch00:54 ·
Skywatch weather at 6 - Sept. 28Opens in new window
Colleen Bready has your current conditions and updated weather forecast for Sept. 28, 2026.
Winnipeg Watch03:54 ·
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